Bajau Indo Blog
Technical guides, case studies, regulations, and updates on the modular floating structure industry in Indonesia.
Pontoon Boats from Nose Pod and Body Pod: How the Assembly Forms a Hull
How are Nose Pod and Body Pod assembled into a pontoon boat hull for tourist boats and floating restaurants? Learn the principles and key considerations.
Fabricating Cabins on Pontoons: From the Workshop to Launch
The workflow for fabricating cabins on pontoons: hull and frame assembly in the workshop, lightweight walls and roof, electrics, delivery, launch and flotation testing.
The Pontoon Rotomoulding Process: How LLDPE Pontoons Are Made in One Piece Without Seams
How is a hollow pontoon made in one piece without welding? Learn the stages of rotomoulding, from LLDPE powder and heating while rotating to filling the polyurethane core.
Solar-Powered Trash Boats: A Solar Panel Roof Concept for Floating Units
Bajau Indo's solar-powered trash boat concept: a solar panel roof that provides shade as well as supplementary power, plus the technical considerations to address before anything is built.
Floating Trash Conveyors: How the Ramp Works, Its Components and Maintenance
How does a floating trash conveyor lift waste from the water onto the deck? Learn how the inclined ramp and perforated belt work, the design considerations and the maintenance it needs.
Pontoon Dredgers: Choosing Between Plain Suction and Double Crusher Systems
The Bajauindo Dredger pontoon dredger comes with two suction systems. Learn the difference between plain suction and double crusher so the choice matches the sediment in your waters.
Polyurethane Pontoons: Understanding the PU Core Behind the LLDPE Shell
How do polyurethane pontoons differ from hollow floats? Learn the role of the PU core, how it works with the LLDPE shell, and how to read pontoon specs.
Choosing a Floating Pontoon Module: Nusa Dock, Block Pod, or Nose Pod and Body Pod?
Compare the Nusa Dock, Block Pod, Nose Pod, and Body Pod floating pontoon modules by dimensions, weight, and buoyancy per unit so you can make the right choice for your project.
LLDPE vs HDPE: Which Material Is Best for Floating Cubes, Pontoons, and Floating Docks?
When building floating structures such as floating docks, floating restaurants, and floating homes, choosing the right pontoon material is critical. It must withstand environmental stress, temperature changes, structural loads, and constant water movement over the long term.